In most cases, yes. The success of robotic concrete removal depends on several factors, including the density of the concrete, its location within the pipe, its compressive strength (MPA), how long it has been in the drain, and the size and condition of the pipe.
Because of these variables, we’re unable to provide a fixed-price quote for concrete cutting works. This type of work is typically completed on a Schedule of Rates basis.
Where possible, we recommend attempting robotic cutting before resorting to excavation or cutting up concrete floors. If the concrete is breaking down as expected, we can continue with the removal. If not, we’ll stop, discuss our findings with you, and recommend the most suitable repair options before proceeding.